The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education in Kenya

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World Data Atlas Topics Education Pupil–Teacher Ratio

The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education of Kenya increased from 18.2 ratio in 2003 to 26.71 ratio in 2009 growing at an average annual rate of 6.89%.

The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education in Africa
Eritrea	39.7 ratio in 2009	WB
Burundi	38.41 ratio in 2009	WB
Ethiopia	35.61 ratio in 2009	WB
Mozambique	24.8 ratio in 2009	WB
Djibouti	23.52 ratio in 2009	WB
Rwanda	22.62 ratio in 2009	WB
Ghana	20.83 ratio in 2009	WB
Morocco	17.89 ratio in 2009	WB
Madagascar	17.77 ratio in 2009	WB

Education indicators of upper secondary education in Kenya
Educational Attainment	21.92 % in 2009	WB

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The pupil–teacher ratio in upper secondary education in Kenya

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